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SEVERE MALARIA: A MEDICAL EMERGENCY REQUIRING IMMEDIATE ADMINISTRATION OF RAPIDLY EFFECTIVE ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS
Royal Society of Medicine and Hygiene
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The document outlines the critical nature of severe malaria as a medical emergency, emphasizing the need for rapid administration of effective antimalarial drugs. It reviews various treatment options, including intravenous and intramuscular routes, and discusses the pharmacokinetics of different antimalarial medications. The document also highlights the importance of monitoring drug resistance in different geographical regions.
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